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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-10-20

Hon. W. II. C. Fulsom, of Taylors
Falls, Mimi. author of Fifty Years
in the Northwest, book of 800 pages
soon to be issued. made the JOURNAL
pleasant visit to-day. Mr.. Fulsom
has been in the st. Croix Valley for
half century, is thoroughly acquaint-
ed with the history of the Northwest,
is a graceful writer, and, giving as he
is his untiring attention to the work
in hand, will undoubtedly produce a
work full of interest to our entire pop
ulation.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-10-20

No auction, but an honest sale of
honest goods, which must be closed
out to pay up creditors. All we ask
is about so cents on the dollar. One
price to all. at the Sheriff Sale in old
II. o. building. River Falls.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-10-20

Great bargains in children's scarlet
underwear. Call and get our prices.
+. J. Burhyte.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-10-20

For SALE-House and lots belonging
to the F. Nye estate. This is desira-
BILE property in quiet part Of the city.
For terms and particulars apply to f.
L. Perrin. ~
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-10-20
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the Post-office at
River Falls. Wis, Oct Is, 1887. Unless
called for within thirty days they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office at Wash
ington, ID. c.:
Dean. T. A. Peterson, A. J.
Fenton, Eric
LANIEs.
Olson, Miss Emma Sanford, Miss Lou
R. McGREGoR, p. NJ.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-10-20
Until further notice we will sell Wall
paner at the following prices.

Now is the time to buy cheap,
r. n, AVERY 4 Son,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-10-20
Farm for Sale.

A farm OF ninety acres, six miles
west of the city. Terms liberal. In
quire of L. L. Richardson on the prem
Uses, or Chas. V. Guy, River Falls.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-10-20
Winter Term, Jan. 2, 1888.
Bed blankets. all kinds and prices
cheap, at Bnrhyte's.
BATHS, B.fTHS, B.fTHS.
At ANDERSON'S Barber Shop.
Notice.

Notice.
All persons who have opened an ae-
count with us are requested to call and
settle at once. After the first of No
vember next we shall give no credit.
r. n. AVERY & Son.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-10-20
Council Proceedings.

Council Chamber, Oct. Is, 1887.
Council met at 1870 p. NJ. Present,
Aldermen Day, Lien and Foster. Presi-
dent Day in the chair.
The following bills were approved
and allowed:
J. Ed johnson, jury fee in city prosecution, s 20
Martin Olson rs
e J. Henriksen, lumber for street d 50
Henry lien, cleaning fire engine............. Ice
Irvine Eaton, e o. ..,..,......... Lee
Adjourned.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-10-20
First publication sept l.. 1sS7.l
Notica of Referees Sale.

CIRCUIT COURT, Pierce County. Greenleal
u Doe. plaintiff, against j. q. Porteus and
others defendants.
Notice i hereby given thai by virtue Of and
pursuant 70 the E..gHl-t 80 foreclosure and sal,
rendered in the uil4rc .s-tiiier aCtiUu oh the ia
day Of September. 4 -. loso snail 90 the =
day of October, 4. j. i6sl, al one O'clock IA toe
afternoon at the front door Of the Past-5ihce ID
the city OF River Falls Pierce county hlscoiislli
expose TO sale and sell T. the mig hest 1ilet iof
cssb The real estate ia and by said judgment
directed 20 be sold. aud described a. follow :,
to-wIt: The southeast querter 81 the southwest
quarter aud the east th5rty-tye acres 81 ihe
southwest quarter 81 the southwest quarter %
section nineteen 49, tO~n tweHty-seyeu 20 OF
range seventeen az west, all in Pierce county
DATED this Ioth day OF September. A j. 1ss7.
glow FRAEE l. PEERIS. Referee.
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CoM'k SNeeN s Sig6is is Il

thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption, Coughs. etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy It is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on a positive guarantee at 1oc., 6Oc.
]. A. McMurphey, River Falls. Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-10-20
The Local Market.


Following are the prices paid by River
Falls dealers and merchants for farm
products, ETC.:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-10-20
Agricultural Lecture.

Ladies and children's fine shoes
cheap at Jenson's cash store.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-10-20

Republican and Leader,
La Crosse. Wis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
A COSTLY CASE OF PIGEON.HOLEs

wAsnINGrON Dec. (SpeciaD.-Its TO be feared that
OF the methods Of economy practised under this
Reform Administrator have escaped the eagle oyo
81 Chairman CockrelL Perhaps he doesn't kns" that IL
lakes the time OF four clerks at cost or some Sisoo
year 10 deal the pens pencils blotsg paper ana
articles Of aonery for the OF the other clerks In
snge bureau OF the Interior Department The red tape
regulations which require this unnecessary consumption
Of time and expenditure OF money do not diminish. but
On the contrary rather tend TO Increase the amount Of
stationery used during the year. In the same bu-
reau not long ago clerk needed small
ssss OF pigeon-hsIes 1t is q bureau. by the way.
IN which pigeon holes have played tho most important
ntfor nearly three years asst. inasmuch as some
VOOU0 current have been consigned 10 those re-
eePiaces. Well the clerk Made reugh dralt OF what
" waited and submitted IL to the chief clerk That
s,uln.ionsry disapprsysd 1t and sest for the chief
uaushtsman Of tho bursau-a nan WAC
s,eeeyss $1,000 year He made q beautiful
sAvsg at csst Of some $50 before II was discovered
xt hs had provided for tho Of boards al inch In
''ekness whom Quarterback stun was required Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
FREMONT SOLD AND KINGFISH DEAD.
CHAT WITH PHILIP pwYER ABOUT TWO NOTED



COLTS.
The Dryer Brothers have sold fremont, the great
son OF Virgil and Anne Fife by Alarm. for $4,000 lie
was the unbeacn two old OF his year. 1886, win
Ming thirteen and $40, 900 in round numbers
Michael Dwyer Is I'm Europe. Philip Dwycr Is here and
vas met by TRIBUNE reporter yesterday. lie said :
Yes, We havc sold the best colt we had
think there was a ring bone developing on his right
forc-foot. We sold him to Dan Swgcrt. Of the FL
mcniorf stock farm, of Lexington KY, and we think
II IS the highest price over paid for unricd stallion
Illndoo, by Virgil, tho Sire sold TO Colonel
Clark OF Paris, Ky, for $4,000, and he had such
record as had fremont. The sale OF fremont
made Thursday at the Fifth Avenue Hotel II may
seem piece Of good luck Perhaps IT was, but then
hingish Is dead. We thought KngfSh the fastest
tWoycar old of the year, barring possibly Raccand
up TO mile and quarter, they would havo turned
out as three ycarolds. The salo OF the and the
death of the other IS standoif. My brother IS In
Europe and il Will he good and bad news to him. King
sh was by Virgil out Of kh and died of Inflammation
of the kidneys, and his death was unex Icctcd. We
he ran In seventeen races and won five of them. We
SIN have good colt in Hanover who has won us
next :car than ever before. He is a great colt and
VIII provo IT beyond shadow Of a doubt
The Dwyer Brothers lost their two earold colt
ney disease with which he had been troubled for
year old in irainnc last season bni his Winnings were
much greater than those Of any other colt on the T. Y
- llc WIS ny NTElI tlrmoUfS >lrf1. OIt OF klN n
daughter of Australian and klttc Clark. and cost the
DWNcrS S292j at Dan" SurGcrtS sale Of Ncarngs In
May. 1-S6 Bar Hanover. he principal bread
winner of the BrOohvn stable this year. his gross earn
ingS amounting 10 S:i1.64O.
OF this $19.1Aj was won by a single victory.
which the public commonly considered a nuhe. This
was the Junior Champion stakes AT Monmouth Park
he Odds against kngish ranged from L. 10 To 50 10
], his chances being looked hnrcnsS hy every
body. Including HIS owrcr'. who backed him only for
place and that To the extent Of less thar 500 Tie
Dryers money invested FtIiamcs and Los
Angeles. who were supposed TO ic "cinchc~." that Is.
net Ia I..sTo ffa
knclShs SurprS victory duo principally 10 the
marvellous skin and judgment Of Mcfaurhlin wlo.
getting first al tho start. nurscd his with
such cave that when called On for cnpr I'm th" La.
hundred yards the co responded with amazing fresh
moss. coming away from his opponents with rilcu-
louS ease
kingfsh had valuable engagements Tor nc,i ccason.
including nearly all the richest three ycarold stakes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

"hitis decreed that should not have her love. BIT
terly hard though 1t IT, will bow Ia Heavens WILL Ionic.
will say goodbye to you he wont on. "for am going
away. May ysu be happy with the man wac has won
your love. Say WORT 10 comfort ne-that shall re-
NC mber all my lonsy life"
III do not know what to say" shs sobbcd.
"say Goodbye. Arthur. God bless you." he said.
" Let me hear the aarns frsm your lips just once
"Good-bye, Arthur May God bless aud keep you
always" she repeated.
The next moment he was gone
II had hot net and learned TO love Frank Lyons.
might In time have learned TO for Mr. Rochester! "
she ssbbed. "Hs Is so g.sl. so nsblel"
Ionic went straight to Mrs Gregory aud laid her head
down on her bosom, Saving:
MIR. Rochester asked zoe 10 he his wife"
cry Of delight broke frols Mrs. Gregsry's lips.
ION. child. can hardly bvlicve IT," she casped. " I
always thought though that there was something ,rest
In store for you"
- refused Mr. Rochester" ionic says In a low voice
The plate Mrs. Gregory holds falls 10 the floor with
crash
"You-rcfuscd-Mr Rochester," she Gasps 81 can.
not believe IT."
1T is true said Ionie. gently. 90 refused him be-
cause going marry Mr. Lyons wsois coming here
tomorrow for his answer" The above We publish
specimen chapter of this be ,uiif story but the
tinuatsn Vt It will bc fcuad only in Tho Nav York
Ledger ASK FOR the ndmbeT datst December II, which
can new be had at any Office or book store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

The United state, flagship Richmond. Captain
Robert Boyd; the Atlanta. Captain L. VI lHncr and
the dispatch boat Dolphin. Commander Gcorr' D. J.
Wide. arrived at ~" rroolI,n Navy Yard yr,fcr1t
morning. after having discharged their powder AZ
ELS Island. IN. corvette Gaicua Comm. ltirr colby
VI Chester. Is Al anchor oil Twenty third So. North
River, iahn, ia coal prcylou, 10 her departure for
Norfolk ~" ElcLmond VIII De- caulhcd AMI VIII Co.,
cc.vc general ovcrhaulius The Dolphin viii o..
furnished with new propeller and tic Atlanta VII
be dOchcl and iiticd ont for cruise I'm tlr Wet
Indies 1t IS expected that th. Nouh Ntlauu- squad
ron VIII start south ahrnt January ~.
Tho Cacna boosted the runu'ry rcnn4nf yesterday
morning which she had "r,tol from Der rival tii' 50
lanfa during The compel tive target lrlr unft foo
GARDENERS Iiag on Wednesday l,~t Iuf.U. tI..
Practice IN" average "m rfit with tune 81 ii- fleet
Wa e, follows Ca"na 3f2 Richmond. 30. Ii'c,
Is Atlanta. 49,
Admiral Luce In sIcallng of the pril" firing BOO q
general order says: Ihi, practice B, much better on
the whole than any pctiDu, Worh The Atlaufl-
she made Her -hDt urarly all f"ii some distance
beyond the taflci. and an examination of hrr dil
n ~ Indicate, iha' too great elevation was used
The distance hnilnr wa rendered dlihcut 100 th"
practice of all ID" ship h'raE-c of The want of sea
horizon AT times. and the mirage made tir use al!
Bucknci's method faulty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

49, and is hoped to increase It to S35 o00
'hat the pedestal may be elaborate than 1t cond
otherwise he. j. @ A. Ward the sculptor Is preparing
MS design from the death mask he Of Mr. Bcechers
race The site for the statue yet decided upon hut
inc original design OF placing 1t In City Hall Park has
Deem abandoned. II is likely be placed either in the
rlaza OF Prospect Park the head of Orange St.
Columbia Heights.
Henry Irving has sent check for S293l So the
receipts or his performance OF Faust for the fund,
ana treasurer Ropes acknowledges the receipt from
MAJOR Pond OF 1888 81 from the eulogy delivered by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
THE PRESIDENT on PENSION FRAUDS.

WASHINGTON. Dec. . The President has denied the
appca for pardon in the OF Charles Paine jr
convicted in Ncr.Jcrsey of presenting forged affidavit
in pension ease and sentenced to eighteen months i'm
prisonmcnt and Frank Libbsy, convicted in Vermont
OF making a false affidavit in pension claim. In deny
ing the lat application the President says:
There particle OF doubt ~ To this convc,s guilt
he Of perjury To TIE
less atrocicus crime of presenting fAl,e am "a, Us
tho purpose OF procuring pension can
degree oi charity such efforts 10 dc~e
crate OF the eminent founded IN patriotic
sentiments OF gratitude deserving soldiers aud
respect citizens should be found WHO
willing pension laws should BE- VOoicd AMI lr0stl
tuted wit hout Just punishment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
THE FIRST REGIMENT IS All EIGHT

COLONEL IA BANTA DENIES SOME PUBLISHED
STATEMENTS ABOUT TIE TEMPERANCE CoHrs.
"The LIST Regiment has not collapsed. said Colonel
Dean La Banta to a reporter Yesterday.
The cause OF his remark was III answer to inquiries
made Of HIM arou tie condition of the regiment for a
statement had been published that the military temper
ance venture had TO pieces Colonel La Banta was
formerly captain of Company II, 18th Regiment. under
Colonel Jones. He is a temperance man, and he con
ccived tie idea organizing regiment composed Of
took" and the rolls of the various companies were
rapidly increased that the organization was In fair
way to succeed. Tie OF the building No l3s West
Twentyhirl ST given them until IT was torn down.
but quarters were obtained elsewhere ana large nm-
Der of men purchased uniforms and began drirs.
Another statement made is that j. william Lee captain
OF Company Il, too. upon himself the responsibility OF
large reception in the Academy Of Music at which
Henry ward Becchcr spoke. At this affair Mr. Lee is
supposed TO have sunk several hundred dollars.
This is another false statement said Colonel
La Banta. took the responsibility OF that matter
myself and We cleared nearly enough 10 pay expenses
satisfied however, because our only idea was to
bring the regiment prominently before the puhNc'
Mr. Lee did concert at thckcrlng nan AFTER
ward and lost little money But II was thoroughly a
company affair and the regiment l'Sti had 10 Ir.l'7
bility In it, reason why the regiment has not made
progress a. RAPIDLY II should Is the dWtHllA III
getting 4 suitable aInory Men who own large halls do
not want them for armory purposes because u
the Anarchists They fear that IN case oi any 81 turn
auce buildings containing military organzdt"nS wonId
be tho rc attacked with bombs. Only Tie other
day this given FOR refusing to rent building
TO
No; the lst Regiment will not be broken M. can
now muster 800 men. and II ht - good aimOry
could run 1t up to the full number Of Loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

Il.
WASHINGTON. Dec. (Specab The statement is made
tonight that the Justices Of the supreme Court ara losk
Ing Tor new Marshal Tho present Marshal is John g.
Ncoay formerly one Of President Llncon's secretaries
and Tor tho last year or two Colonel John
nay III writing the life OF Lincoln for The Cenu The
dulles OF tho Marshal light the chief OF this
ohcer being TO lock after the comfort OF Court aud
accompany 1t on all occasions OF state ceremonial Thus
no announces the coming of the each day.
aud prscedes 1t when the Court as body pays its
spects to the President Now Years the inaugu
ratisn OF now President. when the Court proceeds
10 The Senate Chamber 10 witness the ceremonies there
~ 10 hlgniy ornamental and very disnned shce. Mr..
Ncsiy Is gentleman OF high att and excellent
business capacity but 1t is whispered that the
Justices and especially ladies of the Court desire
mere imposing looking sentlcman aud In this one re-
spcct Mr. NicOlay is deficient lie has style 10 the
terrbls charge formulated by friend Of the Court
tonight The Justices would have hscn glad 10 obtain
the services OF Morton McMchae the gallant Marshal 81
the District under President Arthur but tho esr to him
came toe late he had already engaged in business In
Philade phia Upon whom the Court now thinks OF he
slowing the hoEor OF the Marshalship not yet known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
IyrrlyGlyG rroprcr rxcuANer RrLfS

The rule. Of the Produce Exchange ptoNid" that
members Who have failed n bu-inc-7 -hal have The
nc Of the floor fur private conversation VITA me
mcuhcf-" but prohibit their iian-actng any ln-lnr~-.
II has Leon discovered that Sr.rr1b Wruhrr- va"
wcr" suspended son tina, ago have been gnl'F o. q
breach ~ this regulation. aud -pcca! meeting 90 i'
Board OF Managers vii be called n'Ai week I" ia
aLnIIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
DocIoRs QrAHREAlING FoR Srr&EMAcY

There is trouble among tho surgical and medical stan
OF 81, Francis Hospital J. c., over the selection OF sue
ces ,or to Or. r. T. NarcG who medical director OF
the Institution when he died The hospital u conducted
blythe Sisters Of the Poor The pbysci'n- who attend II
volunteers and up to four ago the joint STAINS
elected their own director. Then change was made
and the director selected BY the Bishop OF the
diocese tie sister superior aud the priest OF the diocese
In which the institution is located. The medical ana
surgical stats are comp).cl % fOIr physicians each
and the director is usually selected from the surgical
staff The joint stan, held meeting on THURSDAY even
ing and Dr. Finn Of Grecngile presided. letter Was
! received stating that DR. john d. Mct'iI mad been
chosen succeed Dr. Nauck. The letter signed by
Bishop Wisgcr, the Rev. Father Scne1 and the Sister
SUPERIOR As soon II read Dr y. \. watson
Resigned from tie stan He ana Dr. Mctilll are the
Oldest in service stan Dr watson refuses AT
present 10 give FOR resSnng bat saws that
Dr- Finn Fame and Dickinson hal told HIM that lhcy
would also resign Dr. McGill was seen yesterday ana
said that he received but one reslgnaiion thd ot
Dr. Watson aud he attributed the doctors actl"h 10
jealousy lie had heard that any other members or
either stan intended thcir connection win the
institution tine other doctors could he found
but the impression prevails That an interesting hght
among the doctors Will result from the appointment OF
IJr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
D0rvKry ANARCHISTS WEAPON

At Iesr Market Court yesterday Frederick Iainahh
ago foriy-fve. OF No 22@ Wost ElEhtce"tlst 81, VINO
claimed Anarchist and bitter foo 10 the niltla
and tho police, was charged with throwing hght"d
la,np at a Young man ed Frederick Gcbhardt the
brother OF irii!aiueH who live AT Iaa2nns boarding
Mace Inmann drunk at the time. justice Horn""
fusd him go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
ITeII You. Husband Wan. You TO Try IL.

Ih.d suffered for years with complaint the physicians
called Gravel thoy had given up the temp 70 hop me-
NV wife heard OF DR.. Kennoiy's fayore hsmeiv snn
spoke a. above To pie her get bottle sou ma
two three more. and essny inc t,I nW Si !.
bstio all druggis send cent stamp 10 pr DtVa MI
hondout, N " Ter ms beok Oh hionoy' H'o' INV
Blood Gisordsra MsBtOn this paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
Rry1DER MAKES AZ ASSIGNMENT

John Davidson builder of 10 sos Fourth ave. made
ssigiIment yesterday 10 Henry g. Habay, giving
preference McAuhc & Gabay, plumbers, for fi.112
Mr. Davidson ha. been in bull ding operations for many
years in "A moderate way aud president of the Man
ufacturcr- aud Bull lers Bank when failed In 1870
He erected and formerly owned the Grand Central Eank
Building, at Fftyscvcnthst AMI mira ave HIS last
operation was building eight houses IN S1uctI-8t,
c,oecn Eichth and Ninth avcs which he niOrtgagcd
fnr lyOOOO He valued these houses a. ~ 900 cach,
hut could not sell them and has ave stu on ms hands
Vo, hrnp able 10 dispose OF them he could not meet
ALLEGATIONS and had 10 make ASST. nn'cni
liabilities were about 900 outside % the mort cages.
There il A 81 900 mortgage each of the five houses.
sud the Assignment made TO protect an creditors
and not to allow any creditor To get ahead by hif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

NEW FELLOWN or HHNbN NIlEhHIil.
TnovipENCr Dee. -Nacanrics III the fotrd ot fcI-
lows Of brown Tniycr,jv caused nv the death OF tio
Rev Alva Woois. H. D., and III. Rev. Dr lI.mln LIN
coin have ne by the election o; FrtEcN NayI"ni
H. - OF Ncw-IIay~n aud the Rev 4. j. Gordon, d. d..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
MR.. MILLS CONSIDERED ISDIsCRnEr

WASHINGTON Dec. (SpecaD-Colosol Mills. 1t IL I'M
derssod states that the abstract of lis tariff bill
published yesterday incorrect and that it grew out
OF a misapprehenssn as to his position The pubca-
ton has been severely criticised by OF MI Mlss
party friends mainly on the ground that 1t was not
dccorous for him express his views In advance OF the
of tho President and the Secretary,
which are to be made pubic Tuesday. The puhlica-
ton greedily seized upon by tho friends
OF two OF Mr. Mills's competitors
for the charmanship OF Ways and Means.
and used as arguuen against his promotion TO that
place. in vsw of the attempt, now making 10 harmsnize
the Democratic majority In the House the tsrih ques
ton Neither % these expressions however. woud have
much wei ght with Mills who Is mar of firm convcii"ns
and undoubsd courage 1t Is we'll known that for ma
months beeH king cation of the tarih
question with the aid of the latest official figures obtain
able and il is generally understood that his bill Will he
Oforsd az a very carly day in Tho session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

pretty drawing was iuon aMae ana 4 carne,ter
sent Tor whe made drawing and the case Of piresn
holes as well. at total .csst OF ga * hssr.ra
no could receive his pay. however. a board
ol consisting OF three clerks each Of whom
receives ~ SUI per year was appointed amin and
On ans work The cost OF the OF pigeonhoes
For scient fc official plan .oo M
mA.tIs' ana making SIS
VI 'ho case 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
soME AMENDMENTS RECOMMEND d.
Tho report concludes with the following upon amen


commission mas not occasion ling
sbV very cOnsuefAe changes in the It's
work - performed II has seemed members that the
au for the regulation o. interstate
nIed To have growth. and that wouli most surely
Vel a. most safely attain hlgh degree Of
usefulness In that way incidentally In am.
neciOf wamcndmeDt las been
think TO Indicate Ia
express business and all other on y Inc
carrr. n1m9l act snail be by H.
The provision against The sui len asin be
clearly made applicable Ia Joint rates to her
onrht alsp To have TIE authority
about something IKE n<nimty OF the
mn IN rate which In great
FOR these purposes well as Tor others imDcrfecily
addition to the force
with the commission Will be indisponsaOlo
Other matters amt particularly whether transportation by
ade subject th5 aci are submed 10 the
rlsdOm q without recon neudatlCn.